Brussels: The EU foreign affairs council has met in Brussels against the backdrop of the United States entering Israel's war with Iran. The European high representative for foreign affairs, Kaja Kallas, called for Iran to refrain from reprisals which she said would be "not good for anybody".

According to France24.com, the meeting comes at a critical time as tensions continue to rise in the region. The involvement of the United States in the conflict between Israel and Iran has heightened concerns among European leaders who are seeking to prevent further destabilization. The EU ministers discussed measures to de-escalate the situation and emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions.

The council meeting aimed to address the potential implications of the conflict on Europe and to formulate a cohesive response to the developments. The ministers explored various strategies to engage with international partners to seek a peaceful resolution.